How can you attach these to a shirt or blouse?
25510
I used lanyards but you can also purchase Metal Badge clips like this to attach to a shirt. Metal Badge Clips with PVC Straps (100 per box)
25511
There is no clip on the back, so no, these can not be attached that way. I added a lanyard to the badge that had a clip that attached to the plastic, and we hung them around our necks.
25512
The badge will not attach to a shirt or blouse as is. We used them with lanyards that had an alligator clip at the end.
25513
You would need a lanyard purchased separately, or a clip also separately. The holder is set up for either. Good luck.
25238
not sure if they're available............you may have to make your own (keep the attaching ribbons)
1639713
I like these hangers because the ends slope downward, so they don't leave 'points' on the shoulders of your shirt, as it dries. I use them for more delicate things, too. I would say give them a go, if they don't work for your shirts, they are still quite nice for other garments. I thought I'd try them, and glad I did, they fold up and pack in a suitcase quite nicely, too. Hope this helps.
619180
I'm sure you could. There's not anything you could affix it with such as loops/ hooks since it's smooth with the magnets inside fabric. You could pin up or clip I guess. Amazon may have a better product for what you are looking for. This is somewhat small and you may like a larger piece if you are steaming garments.
419417
There are holes punched in each end and you slip them on the hanger as shown using the holes. They would not work on a triangle type hanger that you described only with hangers as shown or the kind with 'cutouts' like you would hang a top with spaghetti straps on. I love them. My tops stay put.
243027
No, unfortunately this would not be the solution for your issue. They need to be attached to a solid surface.
723350
I use them to prevent droopy collar with a long sleeve dress shirt. Also to prevent the flap on the shirt from hanging off to the side. The magnets allow you to position the collar area exactly as you want it.
878053
I have done this and when they go into the dryer they become very clingy and stick to other fabrics when they are put in the dryer. Also, company said not to use fabric softener and dryer sheets that will coat these delicate threads in the cloth thus diminishing the property of attraction. Not totally sure of what you are looking for. Kim
219372
I used them on pillowcases. You can almost use them on any shirts or material. Be sure and put wax paper or something between the fabric is like a t shirt or pillowcases.
2166349
I would not recommend using them as name tags directly on clothes. They are very thin and extremely sticky, they would probably ruin a shirt. You could stick them onto something else like a plastic clip name tag and use them that way.
271611
You can buy hooks that attach by suction. Target, Walmart places like that carry them. Any household speciality store would have something like that.
1243612
I wouldn't count on them to hold on fabric very much. You'd need to sew them on to re-enforce them. They work great on plastic shelves and laminated labels! (What I'm using them for.)
2260401
The tee part should be above female end.Then put rubber sleeve under that,with about half inch below end of opening. Then insert male end up underneath the rubber sleeve.hope this helps you.
135639
Spend enough money, and you can make anything fit. But, no, there is no inexpensive way to attach them. My softbox comes with its own lighting system.
849282
There is an attachment and setting for garments. I have not used mine for that but it is set up for it.
1984993
Ive never tried but if you put rubber bands around the shirt and made it as small as possible you might be able to pull it off. I was launching potatoes and apples.
1974242
I bought five of them and lined them up next to each other. I can't see how you could attach them to each other.